From Trikes to Bikes - Starting to Ride
25/11/2009 9:36
on: Bikes + Stuff, Kids + Parenting
Got a young kid at home? Well then maybe you should think about starting with a trike. Tri scooters are wonderful for the overall development of kids helping them to get to grips with balance and get them ready for their future adventures with a bicycle when they are older.
Tri scooter manufacturers take greatest care to make the rides attractive to the youngsters while still ensuring safety. And what is a better attraction to children than their popular kids TV characters?
Barbie My Special Things tri scooter - A girlie pink colour and a huge image of Barbie on the handle make this triscooter any small girl’s best companion. See your child develop their balance and road sense under the able steering of Barbie.
Disney Princess tri scooter - They are all here- Snow White, Cinderella, Aurora, Ariel, Belle, Jasmine, Pocahontas, and Mulan. These eight princesses from various Disney stories make this trike extraordinarily special. Developed as a vehicle fit for a queen, the scooter comes in visually attractive blue and pink colour scheme. A must have for any princess.
Dora the Explorer tri scooter - This feisty adventurer has lessons to share from her involvement with various situations and faces. Let your kids learn to explore the world with Dora the Explorer as they go on their excursion of the unknown.
Mookie Peppa Pig tri scooter - Peppa Pig and her mates teach the kids about normal life like nursery, visiting grandparents and going to the playground. If you have already acquainted your child to the Peppa Pig, it makes great sense to let your youngster begin on wheels under the watchful eyes of Peppa. A great design ensures your kid stays fixed to this trike.
Though themed differently, all of the tri scooters rank high on safety and comfort. The body has been kept easy to handle and the design is extraordinarily cartable. The feedback for the scooters have been extremely positive with users loving their abilities to engross the kids imaginations while still teaching them some extraordinarily valuable lessons.
